Hear from Providers About the Benefits of Payer-Sponsored Risk Adjustment and Quality Programs
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With primary care practices stretched to the limit, how can payers ask PCPs to support accurate coding and documentation for risk adjustment and address HEDIS measures during patient visits? By providing:
- Programs that help make the most of limited visit time
- Additional resources to help care for Medicare Advantage patients
Speaking about their experiences will be Richard Charles, MD, and Jagraj Rai, MD. Dr. Charles is chief medical officer of General Physician PC in Buffalo, NY. Dr. Rai is president of Guthrie Lourdes Medical Group in Vestal, NY. They will be joined by Whitney Chernoff, senior vice president of client engagement at Vatica Health.
The presenters will discuss how payer-sponsored programs have helped their practices better prepare for patient visits to efficiently address chronic conditions, medication reconciliation and HEDIS measures. They will outline resources they use for accurate documentation and coding, as well as educational opportunities to learn more.
Dr. Charles and Dr. Rai will highlight how payer programs have supported enhancements to their practice, such as the hiring of care managers and enhancing pharmacy programs.
Enjoy the recording of the webinar presented by the Vatica Health team.
Topics at a Glance
- Tools PCPs can use to maximize patient visits
- Resources to simplify documentation and coding for risk adjustment—and ensure accuracy
- Ways to reward PCPs for this work
- Opportunities to add needed resources to help practices address care gaps, SDOH, medication adherence and more
Who Should Attend
- Risk Adjustment
- Quality of Care/HEDIS/Stars
- Medical Directors
- Revenue
Top Reasons to Attend
- Improve your risk adjustment program and increase compliant revenue
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Increase PCP engagement in your risk adjustment program
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Address your concerns about compliance in your risk adjustment program
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Build provider relationships and support your PCPs in closing care gaps, managing chronic conditions, and addressing SDoH
